Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Las Vegas New Years Fireworks for 2026
Las Vegas is preparing once again for one of the biggest celebrations of the year, with the annual Las Vegas New Years fireworks set to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Strip. Each December 31, the city transforms into a massive block party, closing the Strip to traffic and turning it into a pedestrian zone where crowds gather long before midnight. The main attraction remains the synchronized fireworks show launched from multiple rooftops along the Strip. The display typically lasts around eight minutes and is coordinated across several major resorts, creating a panoramic view of color and sound…
Fremont Street New Years Eve 2025
The powers that be have released the Fremont Street New Years Eve lineup for 2025 — and some longtime websites have already labeled it underwhelming. Sure, it’s still Vegas… and it’s still Fremont… and it’s New Year’s Eve. But this year’s event under the canopy will feature a roster of names that may not draw the same buzz as in past years. Still, it’s worth checking out the schedule just to see what’s up. The announced performers include Robin Thicke, CeeLo Green, Common Kings, Chingy, Pertinence and Sammy Johnson. Tickets are priced at $60. The schedule across three outdoor stages…
Vegas New Years Eve Parties & Celebrations
Vegas New Years Eve draws tens of thousands of visitors as the city transforms into a massive celebration zone featuring fireworks, parties, music, and street gatherings. The main attraction is the famous Strip fireworks show, timed to midnight, when resort rooftops explode in color. Dozens of resorts participate, launching coordinated displays that can be seen from many vantage points. Fireworks are supplemented by major celebrations downtown and throughout the city, giving visitors a wide variety of ways to ring in the new year. The Strip shuts down to traffic early in the evening. By around 6 p.m. major access points…
Top Las Vegas Ice Skating for Christmas
Sin City offers a variety of ice skating options for residents and visitors, combining year-round indoor rinks with seasonal outdoor experiences. Those seeking Las Vegas ice skating can find locations that cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced skaters. Among the year-round rinks, the America First Center features two full ice sheets and offers open skating sessions, hockey programs, and lessons for children and adults. The City National Arena, home ice for a professional hockey team, also opens its doors to the public with skate rentals and guided sessions. Hylo Park Ice Arena provides a single sheet of…
Las Vegas Holiday Fun & Seasonal Activities
Las Vegas holiday fun is rolling out with an expanded slate of seasonal attractions this year as resorts and attractions aim to boost visitor numbers and offer alternatives to traditional casino entertainment. Organizers and venue operators say the goal is to broaden options for families and tourists seeking festive activities without relying solely on gaming. Highlights across the valley include long-running drive-through light displays, immersive light mazes at ballparks, and upgraded resort installations designed to appeal to a wide audience. Organizers report that popular spectacles now emphasize interactivity and extended run times to encourage repeat visits throughout the holiday stretch….
Find Christmas Dinner in Las Vegas
Even if you’re traveling for the holidays, you can still have Christmas dinner in Las Vegas. Or maybe you live in Las Vegas and have decided to give the gift of a clean kitchen. In either event, you may be wondering if any restaurants will be open Christmas Eve or Christmas day… maybe both. And the answer is yes! Here are some suggestions for restaurants serving a more traditional Christmas meal in Vegas… as well as some that are far less conventional. The point is that you should be able to find what you’re looking for, even during the biggest…




















